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Submission: July 30, 2021
Registration: July 26, 2021
Language: English
Location: Worldwide
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

Model a library and using the climate report and 3D studies, reduce energy use and carbon emissions while maintaining ideal levels of daylight. Using the Drawing Tool or 3rd party plugin, place your project at the corner of Peachtree Street Northeast & 6th Street Northeast in Atlanta. The site is in a dense urban area in Midtown Atlanta and will pose many challenges with massing, orientation, and daylight access.

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Categories: All competitions, Architecture, For professionals, For students, Open, Young architects

February 1, 2020 user

Submission: March 15, 2016
Registration: March 04, 2016
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: a total of US $10,000
Type: Students & Young Architects

Branch Technology is pleased to invite architects, designers, engineers and artists from around the world to take part in the FREEFORM HOME DESIGN CHALLENGE. The competition is an investigation of how 3D printing technologies can improve our built environment and lives today. Continue reading →

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Categories: All competitions, Architecture, Featured, For professionals, For students, Open, Young architects

February 8, 2016 Marcin

Submission: April 04, 2016
Registration: April 04, 2016
Language: English
Location: New York City, USA
Prizes: 1st Prize: US $2,000, 2nd Prize: US $1,000, 3rd Prize: US $500
Type: Open

Driven by recent infrastructural, social, and environmental conditions; this competition looks to take a desirable urban site and harvest its current and future potential. arch out loud proposes the implementation of a public aquarium and park to provide communal space for the surrounding city, a program that provides valuable waterfront space to residents and tourists. arch out loud challenges designers to experiment with conventional interpretations of this program and investigate how it can create a more appropriated relationship to its context.

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